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The effect of surgical excision of the celiac and superior mesenteric ganglia and the stellate ganglia, respectively, on gastric acid secretion and adrenergic innervation of gastric mucosa was studied in five dogs. After removal of the abdominal ganglia, there was a significant increase in acid secretion while there was a marked decrease in the number of adrenergic nerve terminals in the mucosa. When, addition, the stellate ganglia were excised, acid secretion increased slightly in two dogs, while little change in mucosal innervation was noted. These data suggest that the adrenergic innervation of the stomach has an inhibitory role in the control of acid secretion in the dog. Vagal adrenergic nerve fibers seem to be of limited importance in gastric acid production.
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B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
April 1964,
Surgery,
G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
October 1972,
British journal of pharmacology,
G M Larson, and
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L M Nyhus
February 1980,
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G M Larson, and
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January 1970,
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G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
May 1975,
Life sciences,
G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
September 1971,
Gastroenterology,
G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
March 1987,
Gastroenterology,
G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
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Surgery,
G M Larson, and
B H Ahlman, and
M Sano, and
C T Bombeck, and
L M Nyhus
March 1973,
British journal of pharmacology,
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B H Ahlman, and
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